Three sisters were tragically found dead off Brighton beach, with revelations from their aunt that their mother had also died by drowning. The bodies of Jane Adetoro, 36, Christina Walters, 32, and Rebecca Walters, 31, hailing from Uxbridge, west London, were discovered in the water on May 13. Family members disclosed that they had journeyed to East Sussex, possibly to honor their late mother, Janice, who passed away in a drowning incident in Birmingham in 2010.

The sisters’ aunt, Ajike Adetoro, described the trio as visibly content before their untimely deaths, expressing shock at the unforeseen tragedy. Authorities are conducting investigations into the circumstances surrounding the women’s deaths, with no indications of foul play or external involvement.

Their father, Joseph, shared a poignant tribute, expressing his unbearable grief over the loss of his daughters – Jane, Christina, and Becky. He reminisced about their joy, strength, and the love they brought into the family, highlighting their unique qualities and the enduring impact they had on their loved ones.

Police efforts include reviewing CCTV footage and conducting door-to-door inquiries near the beach to track the sisters’ movements. They urge anyone with relevant information to step forward and assist in the investigation. Officers are particularly interested in sightings of the women in the Madeira Drive area between late evening on May 12 and early morning on May 13.

Chief Superintendent Adam Hays of Brighton and Hove conveyed condolences to the family and reassured the public of thorough investigative measures. He emphasized the commitment to understanding the events leading to the tragic loss and appealed for privacy and respect for the grieving family during this challenging time.